Ferndale Union High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Ferndale, CA)

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Uhr illakv iialmint Gerald threw down his pen and with one swing of his muscular arm, swept the papers covered with physics notes to the floor. His face was dismal in its gloominess and despair, as he looked across the table at his room-mate whose head was buried in a book entitled, Browing's Poems. Ye Gods, Phil ! moaned Gerald. Its no use. I'm all at sea. How can I write up these experiments when I didn't do them in the Lab? VVe had no right to cut. Suppose yo-u've learned that poem off word for word? It's no use: you and I, old boy, are going to flunk out flat. No diploma-no gradua- tion for us-Ch, Lord! VVhat will our folks say ? f'Shut up! cried Philips, he sat upon the edge of the bed and threw his Browning at Gerald's grouchy head. Shut up and stop mumbling. I'm about all in from worrying over this old English. Gee, I guess we're in wrong and theres no way out. VVe never can make up all our work. XV e always have a devil of a time but I guess we'll pay fo-r this special one. But sayf' and Philip's face brightened and he threw himself at length upon the bed and con- tinued between spasms of laughter, HI wonder if it wasn't almost worth our coming graduation disgrace! A whole two weeks behind the scenes with that palmist show! Didn't we do some fool stunts, though? It just gave me Hin-- ternal laughitisn to watch the gaping, staring audience when it thought we were in the spirit world a la hypnotism. But say, Gerald, do you know once or twice I felt as if I was going under the spell of that dark fellow's evil eye. No joking, he'd have got me sure if he'd kept at me a little longer. How about you ? ' f'Me? Oh, I could hypnotize a whole carload of people-I believe I could, ali ight. At least I could get away with it as well as Monsieur Bardini did----- and get away with a lot of cash too. Phil blew a cloud of blue smoke rings and watched them float upward and disappear. His face was clouded in deep thought. Gerald knew a big hunch was gripping his chum. just as he was ready to speak, Phil came off the bed with a bound, and real inspiration transfigured his face. y 'WVe can't graduate unless the unforeseen happens. So let's cut it all and start a show of our own. VVe can disguise and you can take the hypnotizing and I'll do the palm reading. Let's try it for a little while. I suppose our blood is wild to think of such a stunt. But just concentrate your mind's eye upon those two empty rooms in the Greyton building--imagine weird curtains and tapestry with palm-prints, crescent moons and stars and all sorts of spooky decorations. Get into your mind a view of those rooms-all wierdly fantastic with subdued green and yellow lights-making the atmosphere fairly reek with occult sensations and spirit presences, Lord! Gerald, the idea's got me completely-it's in my blood. Be a sport and take a dive into unknown realms with me. So this is how Greenburg was set agog by the sudden opening of The 18